- A decent coffee machine £449
I’m not sure there is a man alive who loves coffee and wouldn’t want their own Ninja. Well made and producing barista standard coffee, this is going to be a welcome treat.
2. A Morphy Richard’s soup maker £47.99
Ok bear with me on this one. I know it’s already looking a bit heavy on the electronics. But a man has to eat and a soup maker is an amazing way to pack in nutrients and have a decent lunch at home.
3. Set of x2 Christy Bath Sheets in various colours £79.79
Men hate small towels. Fact. So give them some very large high quality towels and it will likely be better than the rubbish their mum bought them from Asda because they were on sale.
4 Shower speaker £7.99
I’m not sure you can ever go wrong with a shower in the radio! And what a cute bargain!
5. A robot vacuum £109.99
If you’re working from home, you want it to be clean or it drives you mad. But you’re actually working, so you don’t actually have time to clean. You can just start this little beauty off and before you know it, it’s clean! We named ours Optimus Grime. Life changing!
6. Sports Direct Mug
For a very large brew.
7. Laptop Tray £16.99
Ok just being realistic. Sometimes there is going to be football or the Olympics. Maybe just Murder she Wrote on a boring Tuesday…
8. Ikago Coffee Cup Warmer £56
Okay, so I got conned by a cheap one of these by a till last year for £12 and it was a total waste of money and didn’t work. This iKago has really great reviews and is on my list for this year!
9 Owala £28.06
The opposite problem is keeping drinks cool. This Owala is functional and good looking. Also useful for gym trips etc .
9. Humantra Electrolytes £20
These are probably a better stocking filler but an absolute game changer! If you haven’t tried electrolytes, you’re missing out. I thought they were a bit of gimmick initially but I’ve totally changed my mind. Hydration and concentration go hand in hand!
10. Gingko Biloba Supplements £9.99
Again, really useful for mental clarity. An ancient botanical. Probably more of a stocking filler but a lovely product from a reputable company. Good as an alternative stocking filler to chocolate.
11. Beats Noise Cancelling Headphones £205
Particularly useful if you have small children at home or you’re having an ‘easily distracted’ kind of day.
12. A Urevo walking pad £94.99
Sitting is the new smoking apparently. This is lightweight at 16kg, easy to move and easy to store whilst being slim enough to go under your desk so that you can walk in meetings. Having bought and sold not one but two high end expensive treadmills over the years due to space/guilt/cost/irregular use, I think these are genius. Great when the mood strikes. Not so spendy that there needs to be guilt involved if it isn’t consistently used. And it isn’t going to get in the way! Perfect for the cold winter months.
